151. A, a mentally distrubed person picks out revolver and point towards B and attempted to fire at B. B picks a flower pot and hits A causing grievous hurt to A
a. B is liable for causing grievous hurt to A.
b. B is not liable for causing grievous injury but simple hurt.
c. B has acted in private defence, therefore he is not liable.
d. Right of private defence is not available against a mentally disturbed person.
152. The provisions of the right of private defence are given:
a. Under Section 96-108 of IPC .
b. Under Section 94-106 of IPC
c. Under Section 96 - 106 of IPC or Section 34 - 44 of BNS
d. Under Section 95-106 of IPC.
153. In exercise of right of private defence even death of the accused can be caused under
a. Section 100 of IPC or Section 38 of BNS
b. Section 102 of IPC or Section 40 of BNS.
c. Section 103 of IPC or Section 41 of BNS.
d. Both a and c.
154. In which of following circumstances does the right of private defence of body, subject to restrictions mentioned in Section 100 of IPC, 1860, does not extends to voluntary causing death:
a. An assault with intention of gratifying unnatural lust.
b. An assault which does not cause reasonable apprehension of death or of grivous hurt.
c. An assault with intention of committing rape.
d. An assault with intention to kidnapping or abducting.
155. Which one of the following sections of the IPC or BNS provides that right of private defence of body extends to causing harm short of death?
a. Section 99 or 37 of BNS
b. Section 100 or 38 of BNS.
c. Section 103 or 41 of BNS
d. Section 101 or 39 of BNS
156. Where a wrong of mischief by fire in a building used as a human dwelling or a place for custody of property is attempted, the right of private defence extends to the causing of
a. Any harm including death.
b. Any harm other than death.
c. Any harm other than death and grievous hurt.
d. All of the above
157. When the right of private defence of property extends to causing death
a. Robbery
b. House breaking by night.
c. Mischief by fire committed on any building used for human dwelling.
d. All of the above
158. In which of the following the right of private defence of property does not extend to causing of death?
a. Robbey.
b. House breaking by night.
c. Mischief by fire.
d. House tresspass.
159. The right of private defence of property extends to voluntarily causing of death or any other harm to the wrong doer. This is provided in.
a. Section 103 of IPC or 41 of BNS
b. Section 105 of IPC or 43 of BNS.
c. Section 96 of IPC or 34 of BNS.
d. Section 106 of IPC or 44 of BNS
160. In which section of IPC right of private defence of property extending to causing death's is given?
a. Section 320 or 116 of BNS
b. Section 100 or 38 of BNS
c. Section 103 or 41 of BNS
d. Section 105 or 43 of BNS.
161. In exercise of the right of private defence of property death cannot be caused in the case of -
a. Robbery
b. House breaking by night
c. Mischief by fire in a dwelling house.
d. Theft.
162. Against which of the following offences the right to private defence of property extend to volunary causing of death?
a. Theft
b. Criminal misappropriation of property.
c. Robbery.
d. Criminal trespass.
162. The right of private defence of property extends to causing death of the wrongdoer under certain descriptions. Which one of the following description is not included in those?
a. Robbery.
b. Housed breaking by night.
c. Lurking house trespass by night.
d. Mischief by fire on any human dwelling.
163. In which of the following the right of private defence of property does not extend to causing of death.
a. Robbery.
b. House breaking by night.
c. Theft.
d. Mischief by fire.
164. Under Section 103 of IPC or Section 41 of BNS, the right to Private defence of property extends to causing death if the offence is:
a. Mischief per se.
b. Robbery per se.
c. Theft per se.
d. All of the above.
165. In which of the following, right of private defence extends to causing death?
a. Lurking house trespass.
b. Robbery.
c. Theft
d. Mischief
166. Match the following:
a. R v. Shivpurt (i) Intoxication
b. Reniger v. Forgossa (ii) Unsoundness of Mind
c. Mehboob shah v. Emperor (iii) Necessity
d. R. v. Lipman (iv) Attempt.
(v) Joint Liability
A B C D
a. (iv) (iii) (v) (i)
b. (ii) (i) (iv) (iii)
c. (iv) (ii) (i) (v)
d. (iii) (iv) (v) (ii)
167. The language of Part third of Section 105 or 43 of BNS is similar to that of
a. Section 39 or 2(33)
b. Section 37 or 3(8).
c. Section 38 or 3(9).
d. Section 40 or 2(24).
168. The right of private defence is based on the natural instinct of:
a. Self - reliance.
b. Self - respect.
c. Self - sufficiency.
d. Self - preservation.
169. Which statement is not true.
1. Right of Private defence is not available against a person of unsound mind.
2. Right of Private defence is available against all offences relating to human body.
3. Right of Private defence is available against forgery.
4. Right of Private defence is available against offence of criminal intimidation.
a. 1, 3 and 4
b. 1, 2 and 4.
c. 2, 3 and 4.
d. 1 and 4
170. The right of 'private defence' is -
a. A punitive right.
b. A protective right.
c. An obligation towards the state.
d. None of the above.
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